Megan Levanduski

Megan Levanduski is an expert in policy and strategic communications with a focus on international development, sustainability, and science and technology policy. She has over 15 years of experience in government, non-profit, and academia, supporting multi-million dollar programs and initiatives, including direct support to senior agency officials.

Most recently, Meg was at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), where she served in communications roles across portfolios focused on oversight and accountability, anti-corruption, and science, technology, and innovation. Prior to her time at USAID, Meg pursued her own research in green economic development as a Fulbright Public Policy Fellow in Kazakhstan, where she also served as a  Peace Corps volunteer.

Megan holds a Master’s in Public Policy, a certificate in Science and Technology Policy from the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor’s in anthropology and politics from New York University. She speaks Spanish, Russian, and Kazakh and is learning Italian.